What This Service Covers
A water heater is one of those appliances nobody thinks about until it stops working. We handle both tank and tankless systems, from repairing a faulty component on a unit that's otherwise sound to full replacement when a tank has reached the end of its usable life. Every home's setup is a little different, so we look at your existing venting, gas or electrical supply, and fuel type before recommending a fix or a replacement.
Failing water heaters rarely quit all at once. They tend to give warning signs first — water that's not as hot as it used to be, discoloured water, or odd sounds from the tank — and catching those early usually means a repair rather than an emergency replacement.
What's Included
- Diagnosis and repair of tank and tankless water heater faults
- Full replacement when a tank is corroded, leaking or beyond repair
- New installation of tank or tankless units, sized to household demand
- Venting and gas or electrical connection checks for safe operation
- Guidance on which unit type fits your home's hot water use
What to Expect
Tell us what you've noticed — inconsistent temperature, discoloured water, unusual sounds, or a full loss of hot water — and whether the unit is a tank or tankless system. On site, we inspect the unit and its connections, explain whether repair or replacement makes more sense, and for a replacement, size the new unit properly to your household's hot water demand before installing it with correct venting and connections.
Worth Scheduling Soon
Inconsistent hot water temperature, a tank that's making popping or rumbling sounds, or water that's taking longer than usual to heat up.
Call Right Away
Water leaking from the tank itself, rust-coloured hot water throughout the house, or a burning smell near the unit — that's an emergency plumbing situation.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if my water heater needs repair or replacement?
It depends on what's failing and the condition of the tank itself. A faulty thermostat or heating element is usually a repair; a tank that's rusting from the inside or leaking at the seams generally means replacement.
What's the difference between a tank and a tankless water heater?
A tank unit stores and continuously heats a set volume of water. A tankless unit heats water on demand as it flows through, without storing it, which changes both the installation requirements and how it performs under heavy simultaneous use.
Why is my hot water rust-coloured or has a metallic smell?
That's often a sign of corrosion inside the tank itself, especially in older units. It's worth having the tank inspected rather than waiting, since internal corrosion tends to progress rather than resolve on its own.
Do you handle the venting and gas or electrical side of a water heater install?
Yes. Proper venting and correctly sized gas or electrical connections are part of doing an install safely, and we account for both when replacing or installing a unit.
No Hot Water or a Water Heater Acting Up?
Call or text us with the make and what you're noticing, and we'll get it repaired or replaced properly.